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Several thousand Columbia and Boone County residents are without power this evening along with a few thousand other mid-Missourians, after severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes moved through the 939 the Eagle listening area on Easter
Columbia Public Works says its recent dry run to test snow plows for winter weather was successful. Public Works engineering and operations manager Richard Stone tells 939 the Eagle that winter weather preparation is year-round:
The woman that Columbia Police and Boone County prosecutors say was abducted, raped and slashed with a pocket knife more than 41 years ago will testify at the suspect’s trial next week in Columbia. 939
The president of Columbia-based Boone Health says they plan to build a brand-new 18 to 25 bed hospital in mid-Missouri’s Mexico, which has been without a hospital and an emergency room since 2022. Brady Dubois
Two longtime volunteer firefighters who have each given more than 50 years of service to the Boone County Fire Protection District received loud ovations during Saturday’s Harrisburg Septemberfest parade. The firefighters are John Timmermann and
Two retired Columbia firefighters who also have more than 100 years of combined volunteer service with the Boone County Fire Protection District will be the grand marshals for tomorrow (Saturday) morning’s Harrisburg Septemberfest parade. The
State Rep. Rudy Veit (R-Wardsville), the Missouri House Judiciary Committee vice chairman, admits there are collateral consequences to a bill Missouri lawmakers passed in 2023 involving court secrecy. The bill, which was sponsored by Representative
Missouri Department of Agriculture (MDA) director Chris Chinn describes the state fair in Sedalia as the largest family reunion for agriculture. Director Chinn joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Mid-Missouri”, praising opening
A Mizzou senior who was born with a cleft condition plans to attend medical school to help others, and she’s also started an Operation Smile club at the school in Columbia. Hannibal native Emilee Carleton
We’ve received several $500 donations today during the 17th annual 939 the Eagle Radiothon. We’ve also received several donations for $1. All of the money being raised will benefit the children at MU Health Care’s
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